OH HE GETS SHY AT THE END
DON’T WORRY POLAR BEAR I REALLY LIKE YOUR DANCE DON’T WORRY
YOU CAN KEEP GOING IF YOU WANT I THINK IT’S REALLY CUTE
DON’T BE SELF CONSCIOUS YOU JUST DANCE ALL DAY SWEETHEART
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OH HE GETS SHY AT THE END
DON’T WORRY POLAR BEAR I REALLY LIKE YOUR DANCE DON’T WORRY
YOU CAN KEEP GOING IF YOU WANT I THINK IT’S REALLY CUTE
DON’T BE SELF CONSCIOUS YOU JUST DANCE ALL DAY SWEETHEART
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The Most Beautiful Object on the 221B Set
If you follow me, you know how obsessed I am with the binoculars on Sherlock’s desk. I’ve managed to acquire 2 pair— both from Paris. It turns out that they were designed in 1897 by León Bloch who in 1912, with Edmund Bloch, invented “Le Sherlock Holmes,” a stealth camera disguised as a small briefcase!
León Bloch later sold the Mars binoculars by subscription as part of his Viallis package. The lenses of the pliable Mars binos were snapped in place on a box which was a stereoscopic camera, as well as a viewer for both stereoscopic glass slides, and paper cards.
A prestigious London firm, Leuchars & Son sold the French-manufactured Mars binos (called La Jumelle “Mars” in adverts) in the UK. Their storefront was located in Piccadilly until 1902.
I ADORE the crew of Sherlock!
This is amazeballs!
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